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I am 8 week pregnancy..done with this test..dr saying repeat test ..is it serious issue..should I do test again
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Your urine culture shows a Klebsiella infection that your lab has flagged as resistant to nearly every antibiotic tested, with a carbapenemase-producer label and only one or two options still sensitive. A pattern this resistant is unusual, which is likely why your doctor wants the test repeated, to confirm it before choosing treatment, especially with pregnancy limiting antibiotic choices further.
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Please do the repeat urine culture as advised. See your obstetrician together with a physician or infectious disease specialist soon, so the right, pregnancy-safe antibiotic can be chosen based on confirmed results.
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Go in sooner if you develop fever, back or flank pain, or feel generally unwell, since a resistant infection left untreated in pregnancy needs prompt attention.
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